Nearly 25 years have passed since that tragic day in New York. While we remember the major events and the 2,753 lives lost, one specific death remains officially classified as a homicide. Justice for this victim is still pending, and it's vital that we never forget their story.

Terryon Thomas, also known as “Mr Prada” on TikTok, has had charges upgraded to first-degree murder for allegedly killing Dr. Nick Abraham in Baton Rouge.

Thomas was arrested in Dallas and brought back to Louisiana to face the charges.

The case could now be eligible for the death penalty.

The motive for the killing remains unknown, and Thomas' relationship to the victim is unclear.

Abraham's body was found wrapped in a tarp in rural Tangipahoa Parish.

Investigations are ongoing, with evidence pointing to a violent altercation at Thomas' apartment.

Abraham was described as a kind and gentle man with extensive experience in treating substance abuse and mental health issues.

A man in a Baltimore jail pleaded guilty to murdering his deaf cellmate over relatively minor charges.

Gordon Staron, awaiting a murder trial, was charged with first-degree murder of Javarick Gantt in 2022.

Gantt, who used sign language to communicate, was held on minor charges for a 2019 domestic dispute and missed court dates.

Staron, previously accused of killing a man with an axe, faces life in prison without parole.

Baltimore State’s Attorney Ivan Bates personally prosecutes the case to ensure justice and protect vulnerable individuals.

Motive behind the murders remains unknown.